bam, bam, bam, you're through the system. >> reporter: so now the big question, does it works. not all the time. >> reporter: phillip prepays $70 a month for unlimited bart and bus rides in san francisco. that prepayment is supposed to be deducted from his paycheck through the wage works plan by the first of the month so his unlimited rides begin the first of the month. phillip shows us his clipper transactions for august and they reveal his $70 deduction didn't show up until yesterday the 4th. that means on the second and third has been charged full fare. phillip says this has been happening since april. >> in the beginning of the month, me and my wife are very nervous using clipper because we don't know if it works or not. everything adds up to be like $100-plus i have been charged. >> we are looking into it and we are sorry that this is happening. >> reporter: metropolitan transportation commission spokesman joe curly suspect there's a software glitch delaying the payment from appearing in the clipper accounts. >> if he has charges that -- out-of-pocket expenses that he shou

before i cook that -- >> the bam. >> exactly. originated the bam. >> whenever we do chicken thighs, some olive oil, lemon juice, kind of make the marinade. we have a bigger one with this, i like to marinade it and then i like to save some more and then after i grill it, dip it right back in there. throw some onions in there, also some oregano and parsley, salt and pepper. >> and how long do you let it then sit with the chicken thighs? >> can you let it sit too long? >> it starts cooking. i like anywhere from an hour to like half -- like six hours is perfect. >> and the garlic goes in there, too. >> can you do it without the garlic or is that a must have? >> listen, i always say, your kitchen, your rules. >> hey, jimmy. >> the difference here is you have the lemon juice. >> and then we take a little bit over here. we would soak this. once we pull them right off the grill, dip them right back in the marinade again. >> the same with the fish? >> we do white wine and olive oil, basil, oregano and parsley. just kind of mix that up. >>

second look," buckle up, it's going to be a rough ride when george washington joins the annual jeep bam jamb bore in the sierra. . >>> since the jeep was first introduced as a military vehicle in august of 1941, it has carried people over some of the roughest terrian in the world, sometime as bullets were flying and bombs were explodeing. for 5 years some intrepid civilian jeep owners have been carving otheir own adventure, not on the battlefield, but in the sierra. they gather for the rubi conjeep jam woree and challenge the frame from georgetown to lake tahoe. george watson joined them in 1986 for an unforget toable ride? it's a run across the sierras, starting at georgetown and winding up at lake tahoe. to say i was surprised is the understatement of my life. >> i will be right behind you. i want to see you go through. >> and laugh. >> i'm not going to laugh, but it's going to be fun to watch someone who hasn't been through it. i always like to get behind a greenhorn and see what happens. so good luck. >> okay. [ laughter ] . this is the first hill. it can only be scaled one jeep at

even bowls made out of bam would. dozens and dozens of containers of all shapes and sizes all biodegradable and all made from agricultural materials not petroleum. we all know what these are, right. these are made from vegetable stanch and they many biodegrade in water. they ship this stuff ruined the world. it could -- around the world. he says you will feel better using it. >> it's very compostable. >> can you pick up -- there's a poop picker upper bag that they make, too. >>> the 49ers cut bait with one of their pricey receivers and the giants bust out the lump per. was it enough in the city of brotherly love? next. people! look at you! texting...blogging... all this technology, but you're still banking like pilgrims! it's time for new school banking, bubbie. interest plus savings at capitalone.com. why earn bupkis, when your savings can earn three times the national average!! three times the national average!!! new school banking at capital one bank. with interest plus savings, go to capitalone.com!!!!! what's in

bam to the name the russian president says the revolutionary tile militia should be replaced by police to reflect the professional status of law enforcers. this is r t coming to live from moscow i'm marina josh and welcome to the program and with a blanket of harmful smog caused by raging wildfire shows no signs of lifting from across the russian capital forests and p. blazes continue to devastate large swathes of central russia with a record breaking heat away forecast to go wanted to look at least next week while we get our cross live show correspondent going to check on who's in moscow region well guy now we spoke to earlier and behind you there was a six smaug but what's happening there now is getting any better what's the situation. the same catastrophic scene moscow is covered with a blanket of toxic and. smaug and this very small village just caught fire a few days ago it's rested. while the some three hundred people in the moscow region. are left without their homes in the city itself millions are now choking with the smoke which is carrying some very harmful gases including ca

bam! he hit his girlfriend right in the arm. well done, guy. you're supposed to be there to protect her, not run away. the guy said he lost it in the light. one thing's for sure. chivalry is officially dead. that's your early look at sports on "early today." i'm fred roggin. >>> well, a former "american idol" winner is hospitalized after an overdose. your early morning entertainment headlines are straight ahead. >>> plus, with thousands of hotel rooms to clean in las vegas, you've got to work fast. who's the fastest? you're watching "early today." the forecast in the extended peri periodis better. dry in the west and cool. once we get to thursday and friday, things will heat up a little bit. significantly, too. notice tomorrow, this is the focus tomorrow. 84 in portland, 81 in seattle. everyone has been waiting forth warm-up. as we go into friday, look at this. temperature in portland 93, medford 100. a little blast of heat up this in the pacific northwest. unfortunately it still looks like the clouds will linger in the on-shore flow further to

bam watson a name the russian president says the revolution era titled militias should be replaced by police to reflect the professional status employing forcers. it's eleven o'clock at the russian capital you're watching r t with me arena joshua welcome to the program now the fake blank of harmful smog caused by raging wildfires shows no signs of lifting from across the russian capital forest and p. blazes continue to devastate large swathes of central russia with a record breaking heat wave forecast to go on until at least next week artie's guy needs to count as of the moscow region. the same devastating the same catastrophic . just covered with a thick blanket of toxic acrid smog and this village just outside the city. few days ago and its residents as well as some three hundred people. have lost their homes in the city itself. which is scary carrying some very harmful gases including carbon monoxide. the norm five times. imagine you start the engine of your car in a small garage with. that's about how it feels like in moscow right now it's especially hard on those who don't have a

my chili is suffering because these are plants that need a lot of heat and then bam, people say they're experiencing the same kinds of problems too. we're going to be in a rut for a long time. here's the scene in san jose. >> today's high topped off at 77 but typically we should be right around 84 degrees. meanwhile, compare it with this, overcast sky at the coast where today's high temperature in san francisco was 61 degrees. ocean beach will not be able to see the sunset at 7le 09 -- at 8:09. this is the satellite confirming what we just saw. the clouds have already begun to saturate the golden gate bridge. the sunset district backing all the way into the beaches to the south. and it appears tonight if you're going to be heading on out to giants baseball action, we will see overcast skies and a bit on the breezy side as well. game time temperature at 58 degrees. go giants as they play host to the chicago cubs. inland we still have fair skies but breezy wind. air temperature between 75 and 80. clouds are now pushing into the bay. confirming that with our forecast, you can play along at

you could see this colorful lapel around they're neck that means bam! of courage. it's put around a newborn when they're first born to ward away evil spirits, so the kids put that around they're neck. julie you want to model this? this is a, tomar. it means badge of courage. look at this gentlemen on the right. he has orange haier. not because he died it but because he has a disease where he's starving from protein deficiency. see the joy despite the lack of these things. it came in 96 i decided to dedicate my life to promoting literacy and building schools in that part of the world and i've gotten married and had a baby on the way, and if you want to read the book there's an 8 day kidnapping and many things happened but another thing that happened in 96, i had my first fatawa issued against me. this is not just a death decree but it can prohibit women from going shopping or it can mean you can't watch television. in my case. it was banishing me from the country because i was helping put girls in school. i sought the advise of the head shiite in north pakistan. bef

he raises up out of the water, turns around and go bam! smashes on the paddle. >> reporter: and he takes off. >> and takes off. >> reporter: seconds later, friends came to his rescue. his nephew caught it all on tape. >> did you see him coming? >> no. >> reporter: coca survived the attack with just a cut above his foot. his wet suit booty or his paddle didn't fair as well. the bite marks on the bottom of his boat measure 18 inches in length, 2 inches between each tooth mark. he came out of this alive, but all of this didn't sink in until he got home. >> it started to settle in the next day when i realized how close i came to at least losing a foot, a limb or even my life. >> reporter: george kiriyama, nbc bay news. >> now, that area off the coast has a history of shark attacks. three years ago in summer 2007, another kayak fisherman experienced the same thing. this great white chewed on his kayak. the man was thrown from his boat but survived. he survived. coca said as soon as he can buy a new kayak, he's going to go to the same area where

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he raises up, turns around and goes bam! smashes on the paddle. >> reporter: and he takes off. stloo and takes off. >> reporter: seconds later, friends came to his rescue. his nephew caught it all on tape. >> did you see him coming? >> no. >> reporter: he survived with just a cut above his foot. the bite marks on the bottom of his boat measure 18 inches in length, 2 inches between each tooth mark. he came out of this alive, but all of this didn't sink in until he got home. >> it started to settle in the next day when i realize how close i came to at least losing a foot, a limb or even my life. >> reporter: now, this area off the coast has a history of shark attacks. three years ago in summer 2007, another kayak fisherman experienced the same thing. this great white chewed on his kayak. he survived. he said as soon as he buys a new kayak, he's going to go to the same area where he was attacked. brave man. live tonight, nbc bay area news. >>> same-sex marriages on hold tonight again. next stop, the ninth circuit court of appeals with oral arguments set for the week of the 6th. it

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oakland 7.5 bam after the 8-2 win.p, four games in new york against the yankee. >>> both the raiders and 49ers in evaluation mode after last night's win in a preseason game. the raiders have been to happy, but worried about starting quarterback jason campbell. 4-4 on the opening drive that a gave oakland the lead. hecarter was carted off-the- field, and tonight comes word that campbell also injured his wrist and will require an x-ray and mri, an injure that could keep him out for two weeks. >> i usually recover fast and right now there is no timetable, just to improve and keep getting better. i feel i don't want to talk about it or dwell on it. it's something that we all know what it is and we just go to work on it and improve it and i will be ready. >> hopefully jason will be okay, which i'm sure he is. it was good to get out there and compete and get the feel of everyone in the huddle and get beat up a little bit, you know? wake up sore a little bit. >> bruce gradkowski was probably the bright spot in having some eff

university of bam alabama will start this season where it ended last year at the top of the ap poll.he first time bamma has been number one since 1978. the ohio state buckeyes come in second, and boise state in third. the pac-10, sat sadly didn't crack the top ten this year. usc starts ranked at 14. >>> the 49ers will face off against brett favre and the vikings today at 5:00 right here on nbc bay area. laura behnke has that and more highlights in your morning sports. >>> good morning, everyone. they didn't get very much done in their first game of the preseason, but last night in chicago, the raiders' first team offense had another shot. of course, they were without darius, and darren mcfadden, but they still had jason campbell. still looking for his first td as a raider. before the game, former raiders' great bo jackson making an appearance in the locker room, making hands. jason campbell, five for five, including this to murphy. 27 years, the chicago 2 yard line. that steps up this. campbell, the one-yard plunge. touchdown for the raiders. 7-0 oakland. campbell, 170 yards did have

funny, i almost forgot about the time owe bam in's helicopter rammed her helicopter in midair. office this weekend was "inception" again, starring leonardo dicaprio. it made another $42 million. but close behind it was the new angelina jolie thriller "salt." "salt" is about a cia agent who is, i guess, accused of being a double agent, and has to clear her name. and it did so well, they've already released a trailer for the sequel. >> today, a russian agent will travel to new york city to kill the president. >> accused of being a trader. >> you are a russian spy. >> on the ground. >> i'm innocent! >> to prove her innocence, she must go back in time and join a legendary hip-hop group. ♪ >> i'm pepa. >> my name is evelyn salt. >> salt-n-pepa. [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: that looks good. it looks really good. and one more thing. i don't normally like to brag, but i was an answer on "jeopardy" last week. you know, imagine watching "jeopardy" and you're going along the show and all of a sudden, one of the answers is you. it's a weird thing. that's what happened to me. i was wat

he raises up out of the water, turns around and go bam!le. >> reporter: and he takes off. >> and takes off. >> yeah. coca survived the attack with just a cut above his foot, believe it or not. i can't believe the storytelling. bite marks on the bottom of his boat measure 18 inches in length and two inches between each tooth mark. he says he's going back out there. >> he is very animated. i don't know how much of that is his personality or if he's on an adrenaline high. hasn't slept in three days. >> that's great. how many times have you asked someone to tell a story and they go, oh, it's not a big deal. >> here, let me get on the kayak and salami paddle down. he will get tired of carrying that kayak around. >> here, let me show you. >> anything happen to you interesting this weekend? here, let me show you. >> we are looking at a little slowing off of interstate 80 towards the lower deck of 1016789 i wanted to point out what bob was talking about. it is china basin street, over by 18th street park, it is confusing, it's a surface street off

. >> i was in pleasanton and it was 103 degrees and i drove over the bay bridge and bam 30 degrees dropped there it is. >> san francisco yesterday 92, today 74. additional cooling, you are going to be complaining missy girl. >> yes, i am! >> you will, big time. this is the scene root now towards the bay the low clouds and fog have yet to saturate that particular neck of the woods but it's lurking just offshore. that is it, right there in earnest. it's low clouds, it's fog, and it has a lot of cool air mass associated with it. so the coastal areas currently in the 60s if you have any kind of evening plans, it looks like we are still in the 90s inland in san jose. san jose new record high of 100 degrees today. mill valley look at the cooler air mass that's worked into that neighborhood, as well. out and about this evening, temperatures from the 60s at the beaches through the 70s bayside. and still flirting with 100 degrees towards san ramon and in pleasanton. here it comes. low clouds and fog along the coast into the bay marching inland. tomorrow morning, sun-up. everybody is going to be exp

bam! she faces assaults. >> it's only mcnuggets. >> not to her! (laughter) >> you can come back.y'll make them. just come back! >> wow! what's wrong with the breakfast burrito. >> i know. is it worth going to jail over the mcnuggets? >> there was a taco bell incident. (laughter) >> football player tried to do the same thing. he got stuck. >> in the window? >> yeah. >> all karma. >> yeah. my alma mater. >> the weather pattern, things are changing. >> hopefully nobody's getting irate or breaking things or stalking 7 studios or anywhere else. some people like it but we'll try to bring warmth, salvage some summer-high temperatures for you, especially this weekend. right now looking at 67 degrees this morning. but underneath the cloud cover much cooler. look at santa rosa, 51. also san rafael and half moon bay at 52. pretty much mid to upper 50s elsewhere. higher elevations are warmer this morning than our valleys. low to mid-50s monterey bay and inland. highlights, sunny around the bay. it will take a while and slightly warmer in a few areas like the east bay valleys and possibly oak

bam! one more time, jimmy. >> jimmy: i'm going to go the other way. i'm going the other way.xt. come on back, everybody. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ [ cheers and applause ] >> jimmy: our next guest is a talented singer and actress who just released her fifth album "the sellout." it's out right now. here to perform the song "kissed it," with a little help from the roots, please welcome macy gray. [ cheers and applause ] ♪ ♪ rain be pourin' down every day my mind is cloudy ♪ ♪ got enough tears to fill the sea they say that i'm a drag ♪ ♪ tell me, i be lookin' sad and nobody wants to party with me ♪ ♪ and it's because of you the things you do the low ways that you treat me me, endlessly ♪ ♪ i was gonna leave you 'til you kissed it kissed it ♪ ♪ i wanted to leave you then you kissed it kissed it ♪ ♪ i was gonna leave you then you dipped it dipped it ♪ ♪ baby you fixed it fixed it when you kissed it kissed it ♪ ♪ i don't wanna fight, baby kiss it, kiss it 'cause i miss it, miss it ♪ ♪ make it all right all right boy, you light a fire in me ♪ ♪ ooh you treat me like a dog tell me a

. >> reporter: live in washington, president 0 bam any route to california today for political fund-raisingut a controversy will chase him the whole way here. the story coming up. >>> good morning again and welcome back. there is more controversy this morning surrounding president obama's remarks on plans to build a mosque near ground zero. scott mcfarlane joins us now from our washington, d.c. newsroomith more. good morning. >> reporter: good morning to you. president obama is california bound later today and this red- hot controversy over a mosque near ground zero will chase him the whole way to california. mr.obama has defended the pls to construct an islamic center 94 the site of the 9/11 attacks in new york, the so-called hallowed ground, saying muslims have the same freedom of religion as all other americans. he then later softened his stance by saying he didn't think the mosque was a go idea. republicans have seized on this issue and trying to corner his fellow democrats with it. >> the president of the united states said it was fine and dandy with him that a mosque be built at groun

if there was, it was two or three guys from a very far distance, two or threeal bam from the top of a hill fired up a couple shots and ran and pat's platoon amped up be many of their admission wanting to be northbound a fire fight began returning overwhelming fire up into the canyon walls. >> blindly. >> blindly. they were shooting... they almost shot... they were a convoy and they almost shot back at one another in this line of trucks. she were shooting for about ten minutes in this ungodly amount of firepower when they came upon pat's half of the platoon. the platoon had been split in half and lost contact with each other. then at 40 meters away, 2340900 meters as the military misrespected but at 40 meters away which is very close the soldiers on this one truck took aim at pat's position and fired for between a minute and two minutes. >> rose: because? >> well, they've never been called to account for their actions. that's one of the great tragedies. >> rose: so in your investigation, what did you... what conclusion did cow come to? >> they were... >>. >> rose: or motivation? >> the

and in this regard we have said publicly and president o bam ha -- obama said publicly that we recognize that pakistan and other countries, and other countries have legitimate security interests in what happens in afghanistan. just like we have legitimate security interests in what happens in our neighborhood. whether it's missiles in kuba or what happens in mexico or haiti or whatever. and that was a major step forward in policy development. and this opened up the door to a very sustained sttegic dialogue with the pastanis which has been lead on our side by hillary clinton. she hosted. she's been to pakistan twice in the last nine months. the first trip was very contentious. the second one last month was very successful. total turn around because we're giving them a lot of economic aid now, economic aid as a result of senator kerry and senator lou garz lead lugar's in the kerry lugar are. he had are coming back in washington in october. in these discussions we have had open and candid exchanges with the pakistanis on what kindf a security they want to have. now before you go on i need t

the attack prompted the am -- the bam as der to say this -- >> the murder demonstrates total disregard>> reporter: the group was accused of spying and preaching cyst annie christianity. back to you. >>> we have an update to an emotional story that dates back 60 years. the recently identified body of a world war ii serviceman is finally back here in the bay area. he arrived at sfo, his body, just after 6:00 this morning. back in 1944, 24-year-old sergeant bonnissaile was flying a plane over germany when his plane was shot down. for years, his sister tried to find his body, contacting german authorities. using dna they were able to identify him and tomorrow he will be buried with full military honors. the military will perform a fly- over in his honor. >>> there's word a that bp may have that blownout oil well permanently signed up by the end of the week. bp says a cement cap hardened over the weekend, so engineers can start digging the 100 feet of the relief well that's meant to close up that blownout well for good. bp released a new estimate. they say the cost of that oil spill has ris

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host: there is an op-ed in "the new york post" -- "will bam lose iraq?"ll take a look of that and more comments from richard weitz. >> officers and sailors of the uss aabraham lincoln. major operations in iraq have ended. the united states and our allies have prevailed. [cheers] [applause] and now our collation is securing that -- and now out coalition is securing their country. parallels between the speeches? guest: president obama was forthright that there will be continued problems and continued casualties. i think the administration is being honest to the american people that we may not see the end of our problems there. he devoted more attention to afghanistan because afghanistan will be more of a problem even though u.s. troop levels in iraq is going down, it is increasing in afghanistan. it will probably stay at that high level for awhile. host: we have a message from twitter. your thoughts. guest: i am not sure they are taking troops from iraq and moving them to afghanistan. but that is correct, there are people who voted for the president because

host: there is an op-ed in "the new york post" -- "will bam lose iraq?"e will take a look of that and more comments from richard weitz. >> officers and sailors of the uss aabraham lincoln. major operations in iraq have ended. the united states and our allies have prevailed. [cheers] [applause] and now our collation is securing that -- and now out coalition is securing their country. parallels between the speeches? guest: president obama was forthright that there will be continued problems and continued casualties. i think the administration is being honest to the american people that we may not see the end of our problems there. he devoted more attention to afghanistan because afghanistan will be more of a problem even though u.s. troop levels in iraq is going down, it is increasing in afghanistan. it will probably stay at that high level for awhile. host: we have a message from twitter. your thoughts. guest: i am not sure they are taking troops from iraq and moving them to afghanistan. but that is correct, there are people who voted for the president bec

bam, done. we saw this in haiti.e were like, it would be so great if we could combine all these list and you could give bomb -- give them back to us in two hours. i would argue the best part is we have l.a., seattle, and san francisco -- i will pick on you guys. if something was happening with brian in l.a. and in kristen on the west coast, and they can and up to their eoc's, they can help brian. they do not have to be anywhere near the disaster. they are giving out local information. you were saying, how do you plug into the emergency response? this would be a good place to start. so, and i am beginning to wrap up. does it go? i have some really big thoughts. this is like baseball a little bit. technology councils, technology committees would be really great. the line between global development and crisis managers, i think you will see a lot of innovation on technology through that. if you're going to have a lot of technology volunteers there must be a part that is going to happen in that will take some time. and th